City of Salem PLUS

Signs on fence violate city ordinance on signage

Crosswalk sign hit, knocked down, and broken

We have lived in this neighborhood for almost 9 years now, and frequently walk our young children and dogs down west Avenue to Forest River Park and throughout this neighborhood. Shouldn’t there be some sort of traffic sign at this intersection? Should there at least be a yield sign? Should there be a stop sign? It seems really dangerous to me that people sometimes just come flying down into forest river park or flying down and making a quick right turn onto West Avenue. Thank you for considering this.

This one way does not have a stop sign. I was entering the crosswalk and a driver did not stop or slow down to turn right onto Derby St. and narrowly managed not to hit me. This is not the first time it has happened to me at this location.

Multiple street signs down.

Traffic signals needed on mason street! I currently have a man sitting on my front stoop talking to the police and about to get into an ambulance because he was hit on his moped on Mason St. Myself and neighbors have made many requests to have some sort of stop signs, speed limit or speed bumps put out but nothing has been done. Someone was literally hit and I am hoping this is the wake call for the town to do something. We have children that live on this street and pedestrian that frequently cross. I myself have almost been hit by a car speeding down the block.

No heavy trucks are allowed on Marlborough or through peabody streets yet semis and gravel trucks are coming from peabody despite all streets showing nothing over 10000 lbs unless it's bus or garbage truck I believe marbourough toward people is posted. Perhaps peabody pd or state police could take notice. After all state handles truck issues.

Slow down sign would suffice but it seems the city of salem doesn't really care that this is a neighborhood full of children because this request has been made multiple times and no one responds or takes action.

We need more signage like to this - but citing the city ordinance and referencing the ‘no amplification zone’. the signs need to be posted at eye level along Front Street alley, the right-of-way behind Salem Hotel, and in Derby Square.

The parking signs as you drive down Planters street from East Collins to Bridge street are white and unreadable. They need to be replaced with signs that you can read especially during October. Planters Street is narrow and readable signs are critical and required. Thank you.